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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20
At Taylor,
sneelaI to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
TAYLOR, Ten, July 19.-Ssturday
morning Hon. ", II. Grain, Of the Snoe-
string district. made q speech against the
amendment.
Last night Hon, W, J. SN2iD, ex-comp-
troIIer, leCtured here in the opera house
in favor Of prohibition,
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At KnOulB.

Special 10 The Gazette
RHOME, Ten, July 19.-The Rev 7.
\. Evans, pro, and John Gordon, Esq 4,
anti, both u Decatur, discussed the pro
hiblIGn amendment here O-night.
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SWIszcrlaDd.
SNOW II THE ALPS.

V.NVNN II 7 III III >.
GENEVA, July - There has been
severe snow storms il the Swiss alps
SIX tourists including three sous OF the
director Of Zurich College have been lost
on JunSfrau. Several parties were sent
out 20 ende6yOT t. rescue them, on. their
Efforts were not successful.
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sDecisl to tho Gazette.

"f--I--I . III N'-.t.fN'
DALLAS, Tx, July Ig.-PlofessJr
Howell, coIcyed, and Judge Field Of this
city. spoke in favor Of The prohibition
amendment at tue wigwsm tO-uight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20

John ReGre.to Of New Haven, Who
took the De Forest medal for orasJTy at
Ya,e last week, is 3 printer 17 trade and
is working his way through college.
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At tE0xahachte.


Correspondence OF the Gazette.
WAxAHACHIE, TEX, July IS-Csp-
tain Z. i. Blair, Of Waco, addressed Q
large crowd in The opera house this after
noon On prohibition
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The b1r1ars Of Columbus, ONO, are on
= strike. They nsye been get'iog s. for
shaving dead men, aud the c!uz rs
kicked against payia2 the price.
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Abilene

special to the Gazette,
ABILENE, Ten, July I".-Hon. G ".
Smith of Colorado addressed III enihU-
siastic audience here tonight il favor Of
prohibition
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brazil.
STEAMER LOST

Ror. July ia dispatch from
nal '.aade Go sal says that the Brazilian
ps,. s "a acr Rio 4pai bound from this
5F SUI -os NO JaDerio, wSs driven to sea
ass-' u weather and hiss not since
ban IIsa'd from. 1t is feared she hiss
US. ny p
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TIE AMENDMENT ISSUE.
WhSro Speeches We're Made Yesterday and
by Whom.
at DaingsriieId.

Special to the Gazette.
DAINGERFIELD, Ten, July I9.-State
Senstor George Dooson ot Iowa addressed
. large audience at the courthouse to-day.
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Cnarges Against N51ted Horss oonsr

CHICAGO, LII, July IA local psper
says ct & meeting Of the Washington Park
Club last night, charges We're preferred
against Ed CorrigaD, u9tad horse
owner. The club txDeis Co-rIgan from
all The race tracks OF the American Trot-
ling Association, Of which the Washing
ton Park CLUB is & member. COrrigan's
cfense WAS committed lest Thursday.
Irish Pat, belonging to Corrig2l, was rid
den by Blsy!Gc5, VINO Clearly 1856 the first
hest TO Sour &s5h by failing TO urge MS
mount at the finish. Wleu the horses
csme out f5r the next hest, one of the
Judges warned Blayiock tnaJ he must .lde
the hes. TO win. Corrican here inter
rup-ed, saying: "Tde Dry is riding to
my orJers;" and then turning to Blly-
lock, said, "you ride as Instructed you."
C1rfigsn then used language 10 The jltge
Hhi;h is said 60 have been offensive.
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atAustin.
sneclal to the Gszetie.

AUSTIN, Tx, July I9.-Hon. j. Y.
FarweIl Of the Chicago capital sYudics,e
addressed about 200 people a. TIE colrs.
house tonight on prohibition i'll favor
Of it.
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WAsHINGToN, JuiY 2O-l A.M.-Indi.
cations tor Texas: SJutheaseerlY winds,
fair weather, stationary temperature.
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Germany

Rpr1 oNE TO TAKE THE WATERS. ~
an IN, July I9.-The Emperor VEL
l,vCs lSae only g short stay at mites
@'.er reading tie letters awaftin g
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Gun Club
Special to Inc Gazette.

SDCHIa 10 mo EaEtLte.
WAxAHACHIE, Tx, July le.-TEe fol-
loving is the score Of ne Waxahachie
Gun Club tt their regular shoot this
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A sick besdaehe is the result Of disor-
dered stomach; Arsure cure for this
physics! torture IS Nsrris' Cascarine.
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TIE Richmond Wing says Atlantis IS
ahead even in the divorce business.
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mapy People Bssfdse to Take God

Liver OIL on account3Sf sts unpleasant taste.
This difficulty has sfhHosercOme in 500 It's
EnULsIOS OF C9a5AFes Oil with Hypophos-
sfsst VA mi Id q fens Known fer the treatment
iii olisn mpysoa Sf6fua andsEhonc hIti sstsen-
EeraI u bittfs Hsating Dtsea4gs of GiAorep'
Chronic cous hs aHe ColdasAaf, eau settE5S sic
clans faAll pairs ofstherw5rfd tbtuseSf ysi
cianssreport our little patients take $ with
pleasure, Try >cott's Emulsion andHse con-
YiRcsd
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What ~ RtlI d,

& Msguige's Cus1Afsage not only re-
gs5yessg ersn ge1neEt &c the stonsch, cures
Ever coEtpss4ht sscrects tiataancy, ba9
also ope0s tho % 6%sls .sTd promst4s
Observation-Disclosures oftfa 6loda ilfsfAAEsJ
preventing attacks OF yellow and othGr
{avsrS IN
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,.s--.s Given To tho Irish Crimcs
The ~ r susn-A ZION OK war
...r--- Is.liar f. scotland,
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- env ,esuIa'i IT the Department. Teeuir-
nsumen' tAa' Iaey ing close OF al bslesbe
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

R.r.I7 5gise against The Ameer
AZ, .,...,s-.ld -3Ra Emperor Of
s: 81. " Z aches spain.
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'F-.a~al 0-Ht 8 OHt. Iu0
air is iss,qper-heated, and when the sun
Tad portion OF the bOfRit feels Ike
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-28

in little canon between the mountains.
The Indians had planned an ambush, but the
scouts discovered it and retreated IN time.
The Indians then opened fire, and
Major Leslie, who commanded the scouts,
which were augmented by the Aspen volun-
teers, returned the fire from behind the rocks.
The Indians showed themselves and fought
desperately. Two Indians were killed and
one white man, DIR. Dunmont, OF Meeker,
with kendaPs band, was wounded. For
two hours the battle ragged necessarily and
then the Utes retreated for the timber and
only skirmish shots were fired during the
rest of the day. 1t continued until II o'clock,
but nOuOne was injured. The Indians say
eight Indians were dragged behind the line.
They were dead. There were five whites
wounded, men of the national guard, and in
fact all the whites are on foot, the horses
being played out. A courier passed here this
morning bound for Meeker after supplies
There is an immediate demand for them, the
men having barely had enough to eat.
BACK ON THE RISE RvATIoN.
GLENwooD SPRINGS, Colo. August 81,
4:S0 D. m.-lSpecal Telegram to the BEE T.
The Utes are on the reservation and the
commander of the forces at Fort Ouch hesne
has agreed to assist the United States mar
shall in restraining Colorow and his two
Indians that are wanted by Sheriff Kendall.
1t has been agreed to here by Leslie and
Kendall and courier has been dispatched
tO headquarters for an endorsement there
The war Is virtually over.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-28
Said to BE u Desperate.

FAIRMoNT, August 27.-TSpecial Telegram
to the BEE. This busy little city was all ex
element to-day over the escape of one Of its
citizens who is accused of being a murderer
and horse thief. For the past three weeks a
detective has been here watching certain par.
ties. Robert franklin has been citizen of
Fairmont for the past three years, and du ring
that time has earned the reputation of being
an honest, hard working man. 1t seems that
before coming here Franklin was resident
of Missouri and is said to have belonged to
an organized gang of horse thieves and in re-
ssting arrest on one occasion shot and killed
two deputy, sheriffs. From there he fled to
Nebraska, locating here. About seven citi-
zens of this place, including the city marshal
and deputy, armed with warrants, surrounded
his home. They claim to have seen him
enter, but In some way he escaped. Horse
men have been sent in every direction, but
can find no trace of him. Franklin is q
young man about thirty years old, with q
light complexion, smooth face, large Jaw
bones large grey eyes, about five feet five
inches in height and weighs about $50
lOundS.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-28
A FRISCO WHEAT CRASH.
A Firm OF Bull Operators Unable to
Keen Their Promises

SAN FRANCISCO, August 27.-The an
nouncement was made at II 80 this morning
that Dresbach e Rosenfeld, bull operators in
wheat, could not keep their agreement to ac-
cept all the wheat rendered them, and the call
board was at once adjourned without any
sales being effected. This was accepted as
complete collapse of the wheat ring, but what
effect 1t will have on the street is not yet
known. The full significance of the crash
will PROBABLY not be known for several days.
While Rossnfeld Il Dresbach were supposed
to be acting for John w. Mackay, James q.
Flood and other large stockholders of
the Nevada bank, the debts were all made
in their name, and all contracts were
made personally with them without addi-
tional guarantees. When the corner broke,
pay the difference between S207 and Sl70 GEN.
tai, or 81 cents per GENITAL in four monthly
payments. the first payment to- fall due Sep
tember l. The price of wheat fell steadily to
$l30, bltthe bull clique was expected to be
able to Dry big load and the announce.
meDt was made two days ago that the first
lnstallment OF money would be paid as
agreed. The announcement to-day therefore,
their paper was the last straw and was ac.
cepted as q final surrender, and illustrated
that all the enormous losses, with the eXcep-
tion of s.. .OOo,O 600 advanced by the bull clique
and others who had dealings with these two
representatives of other men, whose identity
has not been disclosed. There is consider
able excitement on the street, but no failures
have yet been reported. and while many of
the big houses have been hit very hard, the
hope is expressed that they will pull through.
The feeling is very bitter among dealers and
the entire deal Is spoken Of as one Of the
wOist in the history of trade.
AS near as can be estimated, after return
ing the original deposit money OF buyers and
sellers at the rate of 81 ton on the 5000
t)ns named in the agreement of August B,
and which reduced the mar ,inS from 49, Is per
Genital to S2.05, Dresbach & Rosenfeld further
margined down about 10000 tons to $l.70
They paid out large sums for this
purpose during the last few days and
o-day was the day on which the remainder
fell due. 1t would require about S400, 600 to
meet this part of the agreement The Ina.
bility of Dresbach & Rosenfed to pay out
any more money therefore. leaves about 60.
| 600 tons of wheat in the hands of holders,
| standing them in S2.05 per GENITAL, which can
| not be sold except at panic prices. Ten
| thousand tons of Wheat placed by Dresbach
| Il Rosenfeld in the hands of the directors
| OF the produce exchange as security
| were in fultillment of an ayreefnent of Au-
| gust 3, and about 5000 tons now. remain
was returned. This 5000 tons. which could
Sl56OO0, Is all that the holders OF the 5000
tons costing S2.O5 per GENITAL, Or $l.230, 900.
| have to secure them a.ainst loss. William
| Dresbach has made an assignment to G. b.
Stone of all his property for the benefit of
| craditOrs
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-28
Checking the Northern Pacific.

TACOMA. w. T., August 27-C. G.. Frost,
official agent of the interior department., ar
rived here from the Cascade branch of the
Northern Pacific railway this afternoon.
where he reports havn, closed down seven
saw mills that were cutting timber from un-
surveyed lands. The special agent claims
that these mills are cutting government tim
Der In building and other material not
for use In the original construction
of the railroad. According to the terms of
Its. charter the road is permitted to make use
of the timber along its line where the lands
are unsurveyed, whether upon its own or
government lands, for the original constrhc
ton OF the road bed, but for no other pur-
pose. The claim of the government is that,
Whereas trains are regularly running over
the Cascade division and that the work
now being done does not come
under the head of original construction n.
The mills have been cutting lumber for
depots, snOwsheds and timber for use in the
great Cascade tunnel. The closing of the
mills will stop work on the snowsheds and
on the Kennewick bridge and IN the tunnel
as well, until timber can be procured from
Tacoma. In the mills closed yesterday, be-
tween 800 aud 375 men were employed and
those to close on Monday will throw as
many more out OF employment
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-28
Butler County De ..

DAVID City, Neb., August 27.-lSpecial
Telegram to the BEE. 1.-The democrats held
their convention here to-day and placed in
nomination the following ticket: For treas
urer, John A, Cook; for clerk, Nicholas
Miller for sheriff, James Fenton; for Judge,
John Kavanaugh; for superintendent, L.. e.
Cooley, for clerk of the district court,
Charles A. Brisor; for coroner, DR.. Avery, Of
Ulysses; for surveyor. p. G. Patterson. The
convention was the result of a general dem
Ocratic melee, and all the nominees have
their bags checked for kingdom come via
Salt creek,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-28
Tho Proclamation Denounced.

LONDON, August 27.-Under the auspices
of the liberal league and radical and Irish
temperance clubs a procession containing
10000 men, marched to Trafalgar square to-
night to listen to speeches in denunciation of
the 90 vernlnents action against the Irish
National league. Four platforms had been
erected and from these four speakers ad
dressed the multitude simultaneously.
Among the orators were Messrs Biggar, No
Ian, Quinn and Shirley, members of parlia-
nent, ana Socialist Leader Morris. A resO-
luton denOunclng tile proclamation of the
league was carried by acclamatiOn.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-28
They Endorsed His Check.

NEBRASKA CRY, Neb., August 27.-lSpe-
cial Telegram to the BEE.l-Several days ago
a travelling man giving the name Of S. w.
Adams, and claiming to represent Emerich,
NewhOuse & Co., of Kansas City, visited
Nebraska City, took several large orders for
goods. and worked the confidence racked on
several merchants getting them TO endorse
checks for several amounts. Word has just
been received from the Kansas City firm say
ing he is fraud. Bickford IL Co., who are
among the tleeced to considerable amonnt
have offered reward for his arrest.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-28
Tho Delegates at Lincoln.

LINCOLN, Neb., August 27.-About $50 of
the delegates attending the convention of
the national board of charities and correc-
tions, IN session at Omaha, reached this city
at 10 this morning. They we're Immediately
taken In charge by committee of citizens,
and shown over the city. They proceeded to
the state insane hospital and state peniten-
tiarv on tour of inspection. They will return
to the city this afternoon, when an address
Will be delivered by Dr. r. Brinkerhotf, of
Mansfield. The delegates leave for Omaha
this evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-28
MandeyilIe sammOned.

DUBLIN, August 27.-The government has
summoned John Vaudeville, chairman of
the MtchellstOwn board of pOor-aw guard
ians. for making speech melting to yio-
,ence on the occasion of William O'Brien's S
visit TO MitchelstOwn. Mr.. Vaudeville
leads the plan or campaign movement in
county Cork. lie is nephew OF Colonel o..
Mahoney, the late Fenian leader in America.
parliament for east Tipperary, will be pros
ecuted simultaneously with Vaudeville and
O'Brien.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-28
Horse and Cattle Thieves Corralled.

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. August 27.-ISpecial
Telegram to the BEE. Doc Howard and
two other men known as Lavalie and Ryan
we're arrested yesterday at Horse Shoe, this
county, by Stock Detectives Boswell and
Pash charged with stealing horses and cattle.
The prisoners have been suspected for sever
al years of Systematically stealing their
noighbors' cattle, but positive proof OF their
Despite the poor condition of the cattle bust
ness they were rapidly becoming rich. Their
chances are now good for the penitentiary.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-28
FairmOnt Jubjlaut.

FAIRMoNT, Neb., August 27.-lSpecial
Telegram to the BEE. 1.-The coming of the
tracklayers Of the Kansas City & Omaha
railroad, giving Fairmont direct route to
both Kansas City and Omaha was an advent
much looked for by citizens of Fairmont.
Hundreds of citizens were at the new depot.
This makes the third railroad for FairmOnt.
They will cross the b. Il M, tomorrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-28
Poisoned BY Canned Beef

BEOOKLYN, Ia. august T.-[Special
Telegram to the BEE.I-Frank Eckeland,
timer, and his wife, were badly poisoned
last night by eating canned beef and cheese.
The doctors worked with them all night and
they are now out of danger. The patients,
when taken sick, turned cold, which led
them to believe at first tnat they had an at
tack of cholera.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-28
Held to the District Court.

COLUMBUS. Neb, August 27.-[Special
Telegram to the BEE. The case of John
w. Early against James Mcdonald on
charge of perjury involving some very
peculiar legal points, was heard before
Justice COwdery to-day, resulting in the
holding of Mcdonald to the district court in
the sum of $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-28
Close of the Norfolk Reunion.

NORFOLK, Neb., August 27-I Special Tele-
gram to the BEE. THE closing day of the
reunion at Camp Loyan was devoted to
breaking camp and tonight the camp is
nearly deserted. The attendance would have
been more than double had the weather been
favorable. The Indians left for Fort Mia
brara to-day and the Eighth infantry goes to
Omaha Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-28
Fire at Colon.

FREMONT, Neb.. August 27.-fSpecial Tele.
gram to the BEE.l-The general merchan.
disc store at Colon, belonging to Frank
Hoagland of this city, burned to the ground
last night. Loss S4,5OO. The stock and
building were insured for $780, The origin
Of the tire Is unknown.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-28
ANOTHER ELKHORN WRECK.
Ainsworth Again the Scene and Another
Fireman Killed.
THE ENGINEER BADLY HURT
Collision With q Oar Causes the Ac-
cident-An Alleged Missouri
Bandit Escapes-Beaten
BY o Sharper.
A Fatal Coincidence.

CHADRoN. Neb., August 27.-TSpecial Tel
gram to the BEE. IA stock train on the Elk.
horn road was derailed near Ainsworth to-
day at 8 p. III. The engine and seven cars
were wrecked. doing considerable damage to
the engine and cars and killing Fireman Burt
Little. Engineer Wasty WAS considerably in
jured. The train was in cnarge of Conduc-
tor Hines. The accident was caused by the
train running into a car loaded with iron.
This is the second accident on this division
this week in which a fireman lost his life.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-28
h. & q. Wires Removed.

CHICAGO, August 27.-The instruments of
the Baltimore IL Ohio Telegraph company
were summarily removed from the Exchange
hall of the board of trade this afternoon, and
the officers OF the company were informed
that the privileges of the floor would be de-
MED them until such time as they agree 10
sever all connection with bucket-shops.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-28
In Favor Of Commercial Union.

DETROIT, August 27.-To-night meeting
in favor OF commercial union with Canada
was held under the auspices OF the board of
trade, merchants and manufacturers eX-
change and business mems association of
Professor Goodwin Smith. OF Toronto ana
Congressman Butterworth, of Ohio, were the
principal speakers.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-28
RUSSIA AND GERM
indications of Better Feeling Be-
tween Ihem=Other EoceiDu NcXA.

indications OF q BETTER FeelinS BE
tween Tbem-Other Foreign News.
copyrighted 1887 bv Nelu York Associated Press.l
BERLIN, August 2Z-The prospect of set
element of the Bulgarian imbroglio is more
hazy than ever. Nothing definite Is known
as to Prince Bsmarck's policy. 1t is certain
that official circles retain absolute belief that
whatever is happening, the AustrO-German
alliance remains intact 1t Is believed there
is better entente, but no special approach.
ment with Russia as a result of Prince Bis
marck's desiring to Cooperate with the
Car in his present police of securing
respect for the treaty OF Berlin.
This has been Bismarck's persistent aim,
but not Russia's The change OF the rela-
tions between the two governments Is due to
the efforts of NJ. De'Giers who, freed from
the oppression of the pan-slavist party since
NJ. KatkOff's death seeks Germanys cooper
alton within the limits of the Berlin treaty.
IT this friendly attitude continues the mutual
national aversion may abate In the mea n
idence in Russia.
The best proof of the full restoration of the
emperor's health was his appearance at Pots
dam yesterday at the man9uvres of the
cavalry division of guards.
Jublasum preis, the most valuable racing
prize contested for in Germany, was won on
Thursday ty the Hungarian colt Bulgar,
which Is the property OF Count Festetics.
The races brought together great gathering
of German and Austrian turf magnates. The
emperor and empress of Brazil, the king and
queen of Naples and several Bourbon princes
were present.
Advices from Tilst state that the emigra-
ton of Russian Jews to America has been
resumed with vigOr. Baron Nathaniel Roths
| child has been ordered to leave Vienna for
| making insulting remarks about the arch
duke, Charles Luis. brother Of the emperor.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-28
Moses Bloom Defeated

Iowa CITY, August 2Z-The democratic
county convention to-day defeated Moses
Bloom for the senate and elected delega-
ton insuring c. S. Rancks nomination.
George w. Wager defeated George w. Ball
for representative for the second term.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-28
A Carpenter KILLED.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, August 27.-ISpecial Tel
egram to the BEE. IA. Jones, q carpenter,
while at work on tha Terminal company's
round house this afternoon. was struck by a
falling rafter aid had his skull maslfed, re
sulting In his death.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-28
Scoring the Figaro.

PARIS, August 27-rhe Republlque Fran
caise says the mobilization, scheme has been
spoiled in consequence Of the FIgaro's inds-
Greet and premature publication Of the num-
Der of corps selected. The Petit Journel says
another corps will soon be chosen for the
experiment. The National says inquiry in
regard to the disclosure Of the governments s
plans for the mobilization experiment has
shown that the information was divulged by
an employee of the typographical department
of the war ministry. The press demand that
the culprit be severely punished.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-28
Canadian Knights OF Labor.

TORONTO, August T.-Dstrict assembly
No. l25, Knights of Labor have decided to
call convention of the order in Canada for
the purpose Of considering the advisabllity
of taking steps to secure the autonomy OF the
Order in Canada, without in any way Impair
ing their connection with the general assem-
Omaha daily bee., 1887-08-28
Kansas City s, Wichita I.

WICHITA, Kan, August 27 Especial Tee-
gram b the BEE, The Kansas City club
to-day played a perfect fielding game and
defeated Wichita which made ten errors, by q
score OF $ 10 !. HoHOrd and lingo were
Their battery The former was hit for eight
Singles and double, gave one man base on
balls and hit one man: Ringo hadn passed
balls. pe,tiford was hit for seven singles,